Edinburgh

Traditions of Edinburgh

Robert Chambers

1825

Highland rambles

Thomas Dick Sir Lauder, Thomas Dick Lauder

1837

Bibliographical notes on the witchcraft literature of Scotland

John Ferguson

1897

The story of the white mouse

Printed for the booksellers

1820

Lawrie Alex History Of Freemasonry & Scotland 1804

Alex Lawrie

1804

Our lady of mysterious ailments

T. L Huchu

2022

"Thus speaks Ishtar of Arbela"

Robert P. Gordon, Hans M. Barstad

2013

Curiosities of old Edinburgh

Charles W Cameron

1975

Edinburgh

Jan-Andrew Henderson

2004

Edinburgh after dark

Ron Halliday

2010

Edinburgh city of the dead

Jan-Andrew Henderson

2010

Ghosts and ghouls in historic Edinburgh

Alan J Wilson

1989

Tales from an Edinburgh tour guide

Graeme Milne

2022

The falconer

Elizabeth May

2013

A new prognostication for the year of our Lord, 1692. Being bissextile or leap-year, and from the creation of the world, 5641

J. S

1692

Catalogue of the very rare, valuable, curious, and important books, in all departments of literature, including works related to the history and topography of Great Britain and Ireland, chronicles, heraldry, genealogy, and peerage law, parliamentary history and proceedings, the Scottish crown and the rebellions of 1715-45, works issued by the Record Commission, the privately printed volumes of the Auchinleck Press, Abbotsford, Bannatyne, and Maitland Clubs, the Camden, English Historical, Percy, Shakespeare, Spalding, Surtees, and Wodrow Societies, manuscripts relating to Scotland, numismatics, poetry and the drama, facetiae, romantic literature and fictions, witchcraft and demonology, divinity and ecclesiastical history, classics and translations, law, civil and criminal trials, arts and sciences, bibliography, dancing, &c. &c. Selected from the recently dispersed libraries of highly distinguished collectors. The whole of which are in fine preservation, warranted perfect, and many of them in elegant bindings, now on sale, at the reasonable prices affixed to each article, for ready money, by Thomas George Stevenson, 87, Princes Street, Edinburgh, (second door west of the New Club,)

Thomas George Stevenson

1845

Gloria Deo in excelsis. Good news from the stars: Merry Andrew's new almanack for the year, 1743

Merry Andrew

1743

Miscellanea historica et bibliotheca Scotica, antiqua. Descriptive catalogue of an interesting and valuable collection of books, including numerous works relating to history, antiquities, bibliography, and topography, genealogy, heraldry, and the peerage; North and South America: also the most extensive collection of privately-printed books ever offered for sale in this country, including those of the Abbotsford, Bannatyne, Maitland & Roxburgh Clubs, The Auchinleck Press, Camden, Celtic, English Historical, Hakluyt, Iona, Irish Archaeological, Percy, Shakespeare, Spalding, Spottiswoode, Surtees, and Wodrow societies: books printed upon vellum: curious and unique collection of manuscripts relating to the nobility & gentry of Scotland, Scottish poetry and the drama, fiction, witchcraft, state papers, chronicles and chartularies: an extraordinary collection of almanacs, Record Commission publications, ecclesiastical history, classics and translations, civil and criminal trials, &c. &c. The whole of which are in fine preservation, warranted perfect, and many of them in elegant bindings, now on sale, at the reasonable prices affixed to each article, for ready money, by Thomas George Stevenson, 87, Prince's Street, Edinburgh, (second door west of the New Club,)

Thomas George Stevenson

1853

Partridge and Flamsteads, new and well experienced fortune book

Partridge and Flamsted

1800

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Centre visitor guide

Eleanor Docherty

2024

The prophecies of Thomas Rymer

Allan Boyd

1820

The strange and wonderful predictions of the Reverend martyr, Mr. Christopher Love

Christopher Love

1786

Dragonfire

Anne Forbes

2013

Extract from minute of meeting, of a committee of medical and other gentlemen, held at Edinburgh, on May 1st, 1843

1843